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TORONTO-DUBAI NON-STOP
October 29, 2007 ... Emirates Airline began direct service between Toronto and Dubai on October 29. The Toronto-Dubai non-stop service will take just over 13 hours -- and 14 hours, 20 minutes on the return journey. As a long-haul flight, Emirates Airline has made comfort a top priority. The Boeing 777 aircraft is fitted with eight luxurious private suites in First class, 42 of its latest lie-flat seats in Business class, a comfortable Economy-class cabin for 304 passengers, and the industry’s largest personal TV screens in all classes.
  If you are planning a destination wedding in Dubai check out how to get married there on the DESTINATION WEDDINGS link on the Main Menu of our website. For airline information visit www.emirates.com.
WESTJET SERVICE TO ST. LUCIA
CALGARY, ALBERTA, September 24, 2007... The Canadian government has granted the decision for WestJet to provide scheduled service to St. Lucia. The airline is Canada's leading low-fare airline offering scheduled service throughout its 38-city North American and Caribbean network. Visit www.westjet.com.
CUSTOM MADE LUXURY SKI VACATION PACKAGES
Aspen, Colo, August 13, 2007 – Ski.com, the largest independent seller of mountain travel in North America, and Jets.com, an award-winning leader in private jet travel, announced an exclusive partnership giving travelers the ability to book private jet charter service to the world’s most popular mountain destinations.
  Ski.com’s mountain vacation specialists regularly visit each of the more than 80 of the most popular resorts and 1,400 properties they sell in North America, Europe and South America at the most upscale resorts worldwide, such as Aspen, Beaver Creek, Deer Valley, Park City, Chamonix and St. Moritz. In addition to private jet service, travel package components can include everything from private home rental, limo ground transportation and lift tickets to in-room chefs and spa services, equipment rental and off-mountain activities such as snowmobiling or tickets to exclusive events.  
  For more information about ski vacations visit www.ski.com or call 800-916-9463. To learn more about Jets.com visit www.jets.com or call 800-370-7719.
SNOW ON NEW YEAR’S DAY!
With the launch of the “Let it Snow” program, anyone who booked a fall or winter vacation with itravel2000 before the end of August 2007, will get their vacation for free – if it snows more than five inches on January 1, 2008. itravel2000 has taken out a $100-million weather coverage by WeatherBill, the world’s only online weather risk management service that allows business to protect revenues from the effects of bad weather.
 
Packages eligible for the promotion include all of the major travel brands including Sunquest Vacations, Signature Vacations, Sunwing Vacations, Air Canada Vacations and NCL cruises. If it snows, consumers will be reimbursed for the retail price of their package vacation or cruise upon their return. To be eligible, Canadians must book their package vacations or cruises between June 12 and August 31 for departures between November 1, 2007 and April 30, 2008.  
 
Canadian consumers who booked with itravel2000 will qualify based upon where they live in Canada. There will be four snow measurement points across Canada. The amount of snowfall will be verified by Environment Canada across the country in Halifax, Montreal, Toronto and Calgary. For more information visit www.itravel2000.com.

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